Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Together

Doogie311
Wed, 31 Aug 2005 17:27:03 +0000

ok but you are doing the same thing, just because you did well in it doesnt mean he will.

A sure thing to keep your GPA up is to take the easiest science course freshman year as you adapt. Im sure you can agree with this. And if not, id love to hear your argument.

If you want to take more then 1 be my guest, but the easiest way to keep a high GPA is to follow my advice.

Now, as for you saying it has nothing to do with your major. Not true, i dont have the room/time in my schedule to take more then 1 science. I take pre-med as electives while i complete my major courses. So because of this, my major takes precedance over pre-med. Which is fine because i know i will finish with a high GPA, a major I love, prepared for the MCAT (if i still have to take them ;)), and on my way to medical school

And where did i say im in a program that allows me to omit my science classes. I still have to take them, i just take them whenever I want. You just need to work your schedule so you will have the easiest time in your earlier years with the pre-med course load and establish a strong foundation for your GPA. I have done this already, ive spoken to numerous pre-med advisors, and medical school admissions reps who all agree that the program I am following is HIGHLY reccomended because it will be easy to obtain a high GPA in both my pre-med classes and major.